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new staihed, glass windows and
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now
choir lights at St.. Paul's Presbyterian Church in Ingersoll were dedicated
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at a
service y ore y.. Here, from left,
Rev..J. Douyias Gcrdon,: minister of
the
church, Miss Cdno Currie and Frank
Currie view the 'window donated by
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the
James G. Currie family in memory
of Mr. parents and oche"
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inernbers cf the family:
,Currie's
(Photo uy Loigfield).
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,1NGLP.SOLl,- Robert Warl., in.ti n WJ+r ,J�7 wrIl f)cq `� tfA000
Ingersoll Postmaster for theipast -..
:16 years and a member of�tbo I'riC- bull Ga Ior14c7)' J fd'
lingers011post office staff for 1,42 - '
lyi•.ars, washonorcc.nr y^rlyu 4r ldlrad..
guest of at,a `_r a (-fC (��,,
banquet: here Saturday ugh L.'Q.,y; f p IT,
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+�. Mr. Wale, who rs - retiring ` 4
1 �aLuruay, received ascroll from �°J.aGfYrC iie)wevi,,Covi--o-+
rpe Postmaster -Generals office, i S t itNe_�' : t C Al-' r, a C o S:`.2(:.
presented.by 7. A,Flaherty, of 7'"1r¢•rc ,�5^e i (zta 1l�hFS
London district director of pos. ` 7170 O,
`ad services for Southwestern "a j a^e = £t LOo Rk
Ontario. He also received a.tray /t'a--Lrf 71. 4,t G'
from the postal staff. f
The banqueC, at the Ingersqqoll 'J.d "nl r+Nsrcr
an was attended by employees C �0 5
H the Ingersoll post office.
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Ingersoll
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Streetrojacl
INGF.RSOLL — A town pro �'� -` fi y• ����� - _
sosal to Canterbury Street "r"f 's w L A !
I " ' .< r m. < 141 v<l;ir' cu.�.'f J.,r Ge Y+'✓r-a
for two blocks was stalled last L�. i rh.
night when a delegation of 20 !,v-a ,ti Yr- %a"/ sgry •'-.F-""� -ram."'uf'"� " C.;v
residents opposed to the move -
appeared before council. a ii -. . h. ,�• �..
Cost of the project has been a ,A, n' A p,0 a
n
approved by the Ontario Mu- C34- ,:LU --,!✓b �_ �"' w L.,;.t, ''``�
nicipat Board. The, widening) a",goo.�) y'
^ krl
was suggested last year by the {i,C�ie%J �D a.tf.+' �'
department of transport follow- -
mg a survey. -
The str;eeC, which Is an access Z J
route to Highways 401 slid 15 F,
is now 20 feet wide slid the de- c sr r T C>/rr�r� JJ-
partmeht suggested it be widen -
ad to 42 feet.
Residents.i �a cu.fn-tr
ttiulentc of the area said
last night they do not ob.Irc6 �j ''a,gf Cr a ,/.�%µ+-`0'f 'L,
QR'J�y,(6i), Y.w O•a'+"S'- " ,t f fara y 8"9.+u".
to a widening but feel that � ..
increasing the Width by 10/ID. t•.a++-eiealn`�%J '' �' z i.,ra f u^.,pLawv Cus.l,• �,.cw w..u.es-e.. ,.�eG v ,f Sent is too tcouncil
le-
cidrd to contact tho depart-
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highways or higla)g at London
.C�J .+✓ C,-w L.. ;,- %1's .Cq.x i f/i P4✓a",AYC•W Il'ixr,�IC✓
assista nee in worhing out : / /a oc t { .. �.:�', , ;{ ✓ , a..,,..;<a+.✓aee:e(Q' ,�,/.3^.,w,v'-= the problem. - - -